Blurb: After accidentally binding to the Kai Luo System, Wei Lai looks as steady as an old dog on the outside, but inside he's panicking like crazy.
System Mission 1: Host, please open a restaurant and rank first in the region for sales within one year. If you miss the deadline, the System will destroy you. (Foodie Paradise)
Restaurant owner Wei Lai: Shivering in fear.
System Mission 2: How about a ski resort? Make the resort profitable within three months. (Shiny Ski Resort)
Ski resort manager Wei Lai: I think I can still be saved.
System Mission 3: Enrollment has been declining year after year, and graduation rates are plummeting. What does the future hold for this school? (Pocket Academy)
Principal Wei Lai: What can I do? I'm desperate too!
System Mission 4: That soccer team is unbelievably terrible, and their ball control is like a pig's. Lead them to avoid relegation and make it into the top three this season. (Pocket League Story)
Club chairman Wei Lai: I'm out!
This is the tragic story of someone bound to a terrible System and set on a path of no return.
Wei Lai's future: I own countless businesses: restaurants, ski resorts, schools, soccer clubs, game companies, luxury cruise ships... I'm a big shot. I'm not short on money!
Notes: 1. This is related to Kai Luo mobile games. You can enjoy it even if you haven't played them.
2. Main character is the bottom: an expressionless face on the outside, snarky thoughts on the inside, a diligent and ambitious bottom who becomes a big shot x a laid-back, gentle, warm-hearted top.
3. The protagonist is a walking Mary Sue, with a golden finger that's bigger than the sky.
4. All settings about the background and characters have been changed from Neon Country to Flower Country. The world the protagonist lives in does not have Kai Luo games.
Is this article a scam? Qwq feels like the settings are awesome...
Hahahaha, Ah Du, is this a trap?
Come on, I really like Cairo game
There are very few types of Cairo systems now, for fattening, please update more, thank you.
Because of this article, I went to Cairo specifically. . .